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  1. 07-25-2015, 05:59 PM #1
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    Default Slow morning on Natalbany ...


    We tried every thing we could think of to get these things to bite . They wasn't having any part of it . One here one there . Black n chartreuse slider on a chartreuse jug head did the best . Name: ImageUploadedByTapatalk1437865121.556608.jpg Views: 244 Size: 131.7 KB
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    That's a mess. Is that a mullet I see down in there?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony the Tiger View Post
    That's a mess. Is that a mullet I see down in there?
    Yes we started chasing some schools of mullet with the cast net when it got hot . Trying to stock up for the upcoming garfish rodeo next week . We have enough now but a lil extra never hurts .
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    Nice catch
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    Looks real slow. Wish I had been fishing. And while I'm at it, wish it was cooler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Choupic View Post
    Yes we started chasing some schools of mullet with the cast net when it got hot . Trying to stock up for the upcoming garfish rodeo next week . We have enough now but a lil extra never hurts .
    We like us some smoked mullet around here, plus that used to be a big part of my bread and butter when I commercial fished. Ain't nothin better than fried mullet and grits. And mullet gizzard gravy. Boy Howdey!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony the Tiger View Post
    We like us some smoked mullet around here, plus that used to be a big part of my bread and butter when I commercial fished. Ain't nothin better than fried mullet and grits. And mullet gizzard gravy. Boy Howdey!
    Haha ! I heard they eat mullet towards Mississippi , I've never tried it . We do like smoked garfish and pouldeau gizzard gravy !!

    Some people around here pay big money for mullet for garfish bait , especially around tournament time .
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    nice fish i never been to that lake
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    Quote Originally Posted by Choupic View Post
    Haha ! I heard they eat mullet towards Mississippi , I've never tried it .
    I've eaten it in Florida restaurants way back and cooked here at home. If it comes out of the right water it's real good.
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